After my successful attempt on the paneer stuffed Milagai Bajji, I wanted to experiment a lot with these bajjis but my newly-diet-conscious-turned hubby is totally against it. He says no to anything fried and poor me is always in a desperate hunt for oil-free recipes… Found the baked version of these bajjis somewhere sometime back (damn my memory I am not able to give credit to the blog!!!) and immediately jumped on it… Not yummy like the fried ones but as they say “Something than nothing” we had something to munch-on for our evening snack.
~*What U Need*~
For the stuffing
Potato – 1
Fresh Peas – ¼ cup
Garam Masala – ¼ tsp
Salt – to taste
Chilli powder – ¼ tsp / as needed
Coriander leaves – 1 tbsp
Oil
Milagai Bajji – 2
How I Made itMilagai Bajji – 2
Clean and cook the potatoes for 3 whistles in a pressure cooker.
Peel and mash it without any lumps.
Pressure cook the peas for 2 whistle or till half done.
To the mashed potatoes add the garam masala, chilli powder, coriander leaves and salt and mix well.
Combine the fresh peas to this. Don’t over mix or the peas will break.
Clean the bajji milagai and de-seed as shown in this post.
Stuff the masala into the milagai.
Brush oil all over the skin.
Bake this in a preheated oven at 170 C for 15 mins or till the skin in wrinkled and done.
Serve hot with ketchup with a hot cup of coffee or any cold drink !!!
We had it with Cold creamy rose milk. The hot bajjis and cold milk complimented each other very well...
Wanna cup !!!! :)
This goes to Fast Food not Fat Food event held by Vardhini at Zesty Palette originally started by Priya of Now Serving
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nice healthy version of bajji
ReplyDeleteHealthy bajji i like them so much sure try!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy! Love this baked version...
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling :) love it :)
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wow! healthy and lovely tasty bajjis.
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Mouthwatering recipe ~ the pics are truly tempting!
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Wow, I soon have to try baked bhajji like such...it looks mouthwatering..
ReplyDeleteYummy and healthy...Tempting clicks dear..
ReplyDeleteOmg, mouthwatering here, stuffed and baked bajjis looks seriously incredible..
ReplyDeletestuffed n baked sounds so interesting, lovely recipe..
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stuffed n baked..wow...very nice idea ..looks so inviting..tempting pictures n neat presentation
ReplyDeleteyum! This looks so tasty!
ReplyDeleteLike the happy face bhaji...so cute.
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ReplyDeleteI am craving for these bajjis right now! Looks very appetizing Vimitha!
ReplyDeletethats a gr8 recipe Viimi.. i alwayz fry it and it never coats evenly on top of the milagai... baking is a good idea :)
ReplyDeletesounds amazing..can't wait to give it a try..
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Bajjis look very inviting....baked version sounds very interesting
ReplyDeleteSpicy, yummy n tempting ...nice stuffing
ReplyDeleteyummy snack with chilli, loved the stuffing, will try this soon.
ReplyDeletebhajjis looks wickedly delicious! YUMM!
ReplyDeleteWow..stuffed bajji looks good..
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Love this healthy alternative. Thx for linking to the event Vimitha.
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yumm!! Vimmi, I make a similar stuffing, just that I add chaat masala too...
ReplyDeleteI tried the same bajji few weeks back :) Yet to post it in my blog.... Yours look great!
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